Exam

Candidates must upload the following documents (as per the specifications) while filling out the KIITEE application form-

• A recent passport-sized photograph of not more than 50 Kb must be scanned and uploaded in JPG format. 
• A scanned copy of the signature is in JPG format. The size of the signature must not be more than 50 Kb. 
• Class 10th and 12th certificates and mark sheets must be uploaded in JPG format and must not exceed 1 MB. 

Yes, in that case, aspirants must have passed three years Diploma course in engineering with at least 60% marks in aggregate from State Council of Technical Education of any state or its equivalent. Candidates can check the course-wise eligibility criteria for BTech (LE) below -

The institute requires students to have a decent grasp of written & verbal English. Interested candidates must secure a minimum IELTS score of 7.5. Candidates giving the TOEFL test must secure a minimum score of 104 to be eligible for admission.

CAT 2025 admit card release date was November 12, 2025. Earlier, it was supposed to be released on November 5 but was delayed by a week.

The institute requires students to have a decent grasp of written & verbal English. Interested candidates must secure a minimum IELTS score of 7.5. Candidates giving the TOEFL test must secure a minimum score of 104 to be eligible for admission.

Yes, you can. There is no cap on the number of attempts in MAT. Infact, MAT aims to cater to MBA aspirants in such a way that they do not have to waste a year to improve their entrance exam score. MAT is conducted in multiple sessions in four phases – February, May, August and December. An aspirant can appear for the MAT any number of times in a year. They can use the best exam score for MBA admission.

MAT exam of every phase is easy to moderate in terms of difficulty level. It depends upon the candidate's preparation whether they find their test form easy or tough. Meaning, candidates should register and appear for MAT in only that phase by which they are full prepared and have started scoring 90 plus in mock tests. If they are well prepared, they will find any MAT session easy.

To prepare for a competitive exam like MAT, it is never enough to study from the course books only. Given that, the nature of questions is vastly varied across Data Interpretation, Quantitative Aptitude, English and Logical Reasoning, it is but necessary to refer to secondary reading and extra study material. Referring to extra question banks and practicing additional MAT sample questions is always beneficial.

The KIITEE BTech entrance exam is considered mainly moderate level, and can be easy if the fundamentals are right. The KIITE BTech question paper is curated with questions focusing on the core concepts of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. If compared to JEE Main and WBJEE, the difficulty level is on the easier side. To understand more about the question pattern and format of the questions, candidates can refer to the KIITEE sample paper available on its official website.